Archive for June 2009

How do I set up DHCP failover?

Posted on June 15, 2009, 1:11 am, by Jeremy Pavlov, under advanced, dhcpd, linuxGeneral.

There are lots of ways to design and run your dhcp server and environment.  Over the years, I’ve kinda’ fallen in-and-out of love with DHCP clustering;  I’ve just come to the conclusion that it is more trouble than it’s worth.  I stumbled on this “peering” or “fail-over” method of running dhcpd when I was preparing [...]

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Cool Linux utility alert: agedu

Posted on June 1, 2009, 2:08 am, by Jeremy Pavlov, under agedu, intermediate, linuxGeneral.

I like the agedu utility.  I recently found it while searching the ‘net, and I want to thank all involved with it (see the page for credits and info). This neat utility helps you get a general understanding of two main things: 1.) How much space you’ve consumed on the filesystem, and 2.) roughly how [...]

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